Steal a Chilean🇨🇱
A Roblox experience owned by CHILENO STUDIO.
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Steal a Chilean is a roleplay experience created on 2026-01-02. It has accumulated 1,230,324 lifetime visits and 2,528 favorites. The game holds an 89% like percentage. Currently, zero players are active. The description indicates gameplay involves buying memes, stealing characters, and reincarnation mechanics. It supports PC, mobile, tablet, and PlayStation platforms.
Description (written by the developer; not a statement by this register)
🧠 Welcome to Steal a Chilean! 🇨🇱 ⭐ This game is the original one 🔥 Like it 👥 Reach 3000 players! 📅 Updated every Sunday 🎁 Admin abuse only when announced in the events below 👇 🎮 How to play: 💸 Buy your memes 😎 Steal Chileans from others and become a millionaire 💰 Earn money just by breathing 💀 Reincarnate to progress faster and unlock cool stuff 🎁 Get slaps, banned memes, and tools to troll others 📱 Works on: 💻 PC 📱 Your Chinese cell phone 📲 Tablet 🎮 PlayStation 🏷️ TAGS: CHILE Chile Chile Chileans Chileans steal a Steal a Chilean Steal a Chilean steal a Chilean Santiago de Chile ✨ Tip: If they rob you... just cry 😭 but then you steal 😈 👑 Credits: SpyderSammy
Last updated by the developer 8 Aug 2026, 15:15 UTC.
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| Measured (UTC) | Players | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 15 Aug 2026, 15:45 | 0 | first reading |
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